Why Arcametric

Turn repeated treatment records into useful context, not isolated notes.

Document the full arc of interventional mental health care once, across preparation, treatment, integration, and follow-up, then turn it into one-click audit and compliance reports and compare what your own practice history shows, while the patient chart stays in the EHR you already use.

Start today

Start immediately, with nothing to integrate.

Arcametric tracks the workflow, not the patient, so there is no integration project, no data to migrate, and no system to switch. You can document your first session and walk away with a real, usable record the same day.

Free to Use

Beside your EHR

Keep your EHR, and fill the gaps it leaves.

Arcametric does not replace your records system, and it does not want to. You document the treatment here, export the finished record, and file it wherever you already keep things. Nothing to connect, nothing to break, and no migration to survive.

Compare

See whether a result is typical, or an outlier.

Because every record is structured and carries no identity, you can line your own records up against one another. By your second record, you can see whether a response looks typical for your own practice or stands out. Each record you add gives that comparison more context.

See the benchmarking chart

Your practice or organization

Patient Identity

Name, date of birth, contact details

Identity remains here

EHR

Your existing identity-bearing clinical system

Local Crosswalk

The clinic maps identity to a De-Identified Patient Reference and keeps that link in its own systems.

Identity stays with your practice or organization
Privacy boundary
Only these cross De-Identified Patient Reference Structured clinical data Patient identity does not cross
Arcametric

De-Identified Patient Reference

No patient name required

Structured Clinical Record

Timing, interventions, observations, follow-up

Reports and Analytics

Governed clinical outputs from eligible structured data

De-identified record continues in Arcametric
Contribution

Use your own records first, then contribute to broader learning as eligible records accumulate.

Normally, contributing to research means a form, an agreement, and a handoff. Here, because the record already carries no identity, the same structured record you keep for your own practice can support broader, governed comparison as enough eligible records accumulate. You keep your own record, and any shared learning stays subject to eligibility rules and separate review, the way pooled reports from thousands of pilots became the safety science that protects everyone who flies.

Boundaries

See what Arcametric does for you.

Arcametric helps you:

  • Document structured interventional care across the arc.
  • Measure scores and review trajectories over time.
  • Track follow-up and integration work as it happens.
  • Benchmark patterns across your own treatment history once you have more than one record.
  • Generate de-identified reports and export structured fields.
  • Run beside the EHR you already use.

Arcametric does not:

  • Replace your EHR or own the patient chart.
  • Diagnose, prescribe, or direct care.
  • Claim that using the software improves clinical outcomes.
Proof

See Arcametric in action.

Review current sample reports and workflow captures built from de-identified demo records.

Use the free plan, or watch how the workflow runs.

Browse sample reports